The Osceola times., 1887-11-05
ITEMS ABOUT WOMEN.

ITEMS ABOUT WOMEN.
MARY BLAKE edits an "At Home"
column in the Golden Rule, and ve.y
good it is.
MRs. SUSAN {. YOGI, the buSine.
manager of the advertising department
OF the IomaH's Journal, has returned
from her summer outing rested AMI
ready for business. .......
Mrs. MARY BUuN McGoNEGAI OF.
cupicd the Baptist pulpit Of Clear
Lake, la. with acceptance, on one d
the Sabbath evenings during her visit
there in September go ss.
MISS AiIcE GuEENsAY, formerly M
Waroham Mass, aud now editor Of
the I6apo Cri@m}er, y bright jureT lie
paper. published in Chicago, expects
soon to take a trip East.
MRs RoBERr NJ. WALrsLEY is pres
iden. oi the Christian Womcu's Tx
change of New Orleans at the Mechan-
les Fair. This is the first time the
Exchange has over exhibited at the
North. T ta
MPs. ANNA b. MCMAHON. now Of
Ann Arbor, Mich, has prepared and
privately printed sixteen outline les
sors on the English Drama and is CON
ducdug classes by meaNs OF corre-
sTondcncc a'H
Miss +. HENWErri MuILfa Of Lon
don, was the houorcd guest at a reccp-
zion given BY tho Illinois Equal
Suffrage Association at tie Interstate
Exposition About thrc' hundred
! guests were present Miss Muller
sailed on her return Oetober !.
Mrs. GKShRAL T. Il. r. COBB, OF
Atlanta, Ga, has the original draft Of
the Confederate constitution, as it
came from tire committed who drafted
it, 1t is said that Photographer
Sarony, of New York City owns the
constitution rs finally adopted by the
Confederate Congress.
Miss EILES ROBBINS, the flower
! painter, hrs cold her cottage at Bar
Harbor alleging thar thc resort is al
together too much that Of the glass OF
fashion, and adds: "1f were to come
again next year should cypcct to see
the rocks and trees al decorated Win
I lace foumccs and bows ofribbon,' ~
Ahas. ANNA ". LoNGsHoRE PorIs
NJ D., who has won distinguished fa-
vor in England, Ireland and Scotland
by her lectures on physiology and hy-
! giene, has gone to Boston with the
purpose of delivering a series Of SINH
lar hectares Mrs. Potts is native of
Philadelphia, and was graduate from
the Womans Medical College Of that
city in 1852.
MRs. f. f. MALLORY, whom the W.
G. +, L., of Springfield. Mass, select
cd for police matron, received the aP
pointment, and has qualifod and ls
ready for work. The city voted SAT
dry of one hundred and fifty dollars
per year, and the w. c. T. U. intend
to increase il TO five hundred dollars.
The city has rs yet made no provision
for suitable quarters for her but prom
ise to do so. xxx. D N
Tue Chicago Times does not Ike
woman suffrage Que of its CORE
spondents has been hunting in Kansas
TO see what fault can be found with inc
women voters of that State, and thls
is what he says, with his heart turneu
against women: "Ouc trouble is that
the better women who will vote WIN
want som6 Immaculate candidate "h1
can't ly any possibility be elected ana
they willNot for him, and TINS sli''
the ticket. How dreauul 'h''
women want 10 vote for good mem ~
that, according to the Bibic, "Wi'en
the righteous bear rule the people may
rejoicer' But the women are vo'oi'
in Kansas There is no help ior y.
The party that wants their votes mus
nominate good men.
COOKING seems no longer TO be neces'
sary in housekeeping, fora little VAIN
ing over of food will answer iIo'iu
ed with can opener coffee pot an"
frying pan, with an OH STOW 80
which to place them, a house Keep.
can get up meal in the twinkllng ola'
eye, with little assistance irohi w
neighbering bakery. Even the ooos
book may yet be obsolete for ,if evsi
c;tn Of prepared food has a Label WIZ
directions how to cook. 1his Is WY
different. from lhe old hqasekeepmee
that required y range or stqyei, ~,
fee aud spice mill, a mortar, q ess. ,,.
board and rolling PIN, q tray ana l, cnoi,
p:ns l,..., ~. &c .,s.:,sion nsi,'e..s !, !.
pots and kettles. frying pa'is anc W !.